08/15/2026
Not every family law matter needs to be decided by a judge, and at Eatmon Law Firm, PC, we offer three alternative paths forward.
In mediation, a neutral mediator helps both parties work through their issues and reach a mutually agreed-upon resolution. It's collaborative, flexible, and often less costly than litigation.
In arbitration, both sides present their case to an arbitrator who then makes a decision, similar to a private judge. It can be binding or non-binding depending on what the parties agree to upfront.
Mediation-Arbitration (Med-Arb) blends both approaches. The process begins as a mediation, and if the parties reach an impasse, it transitions to arbitration at an agreed-upon point.
Chris Eatmon and Tam Brooks are qualified to serve as mediator, arbitrator, or both, depending on what your situation calls for. If you're wondering which approach may be the right fit, we're happy to talk it through.
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